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SQL Server Project:Delphi Build #: 4.453 Version: 7.0 Submitted By: Kevin Davidson Report Type: Crash / Data loss / Total dbexpress error 0x0015 failure Date Reported: 3/5/2003 2:15:26 PM Severity: Critical / Show Stopper Last Updated: 3/20/2012 2:24:39 AM Platform: All versions Internal Tracking #: 143510 Resolution: Cannot Fix(Resolution Comments) Resolved in Build: : 7.0.8.1 Duplicate of:None Voting and Rating Overall Rating: (5 Total Ratings) 4.60 out of 5 Total Votes: 9 Description Using an integer as a parameter in a Query causes various error messages, including: dbExpress Error: Invalid Parameter and SQL State: HY000, SQL Error Code: 0 Invalid input parameters. Check the status valur for detail. Note this is NOT a master/detail query as described in the known problem in the readme.txt for Delphi 7 Steps to Reproduce: New Application, D7 Ent Build 4.453, SQL Server dbExpress Driver Update installed. Verified that only one copy of dbexpmss.dll exists on the workstation, and it is dated: 10/10/2002 7:01AM file version 7.0.2.113 Drop TSQLConnection and TSQLDataSet on form. Set Connection to connect to Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 database Set Connected to True. Create a SQL Server table, CTFILE,with an Integer primary key called PATIENT_NO. Using the CommandText Editor in the IDE, set the DataSet's Command Text property to: select PATIENT_NO from CTFILE where PATIENT_NO = :patno Open the Params property of the DataSet. The "patno" param ls listed. Set its properties as follows: DataType: ftInteger Leave others as default including Value.Type as Unassigned Right-click on the DataSet to bring up the Fields Editor Right Click on the Fields Editor and select "Add Fields" The first time you do this, you get : SQL State: HY000, SQL Error Code: 0 Invalid input parameters. Check the status valur for detail. Subsequent attempts give: dbExpress Error: Invalid Parameter A number of related problems occur: 1) Sometimes the newly created parameter DataType will be set to ftUnknown and sometimes ftInteger. 2) Set the Value.Type for the Param to Integer, and the Value to 0. View the form as Text then View as Form. The Value.Type ch
dbexpress, MS SQL 2000. I am trying to convert an existing app from BDE/Interbase to dbexpress/MS SQL 2000. I've searched through the newsgroups and tried all the suggestions by I'm still stumped. I have several dbexpress datasets with a query like: SELECT * from MyTable where MyTablesField = :MyParam The MyTablesField and MyParam are of Integer types. (Those aren't the real names :) ) The errors are reproducible by trying to run the query via the client or by trying to add fields to the fields editor for the dataset. These are errors I get: "dbExpress http://qc.embarcadero.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?d=3689 Error: [0x0009]: Invalid Parameter SQL-Server Error: Multiple-Step OLE-DB operation generated errors. Check OLE-DB status value, if available. No work was done." or "dbExpress Error: [0x0009]: Invalid Parameter" or "SQL Server Error: SQL State HY000, SQL Error Code: 0 Invalid input parameter values. Check the status values for errors" I've read a lot of postings regarding a bug in the MS driver. Here are the things I have http://www.delphigroups.info/2/12/1062383.html tried to solve this. 1. Installed the Delphi 7 service pack. It seems to have installed fine except that when I check the Delphi Help..About.., it says version 7.0 and not 7.1. 2. Installed the service pack 3a for MS SQL 2000 that should have the latest MDAC components and drivers. 3. I tried using core labs trial version of the driver and connection component. 4. I tried the Ramesh driver on the BDN download site. 5. I have gone over the table definition to see if there could be other issues. The field that I am querying on is defined in MS SQL as an integer value and has been indexed. 7. I have fiddled with the query to search by other fields in the table and it works just fine. 8. I have checked other queries in my application and all of the ones that look up based on an integer fields have the same error message. None of the above seems to have worked. What could I be missing? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks! Craig. 1. Elpack - How To Ensure Unicode Support (e.g. Manipulate Strings)?2. Something only to be previewed but
Page 1 of 1 dbexpress error: [0x0003] invalid field type by Gilberto » Wed 05 Jul 2006 05:18 Hi, When I have parameters with data type INTEGER occurs the following error for any sql instruction: dbexpress error: [0x0003] invalid http://forums.devart.com/viewtopic.php?t=5706 field type I using: Delphi 7 test with Oracle 8 and 9. Tks. Gilberto http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10647760/handling-dbexpress-sql-error-code-245 Top by Challenger » Wed 05 Jul 2006 09:04 We couldn't reproduce this error. Please send to DbxOda support address complete sample that demonstrates this problem and include script to create server objects. Challenger Devart Team Posts: 925Joined: Thu 17 Nov 2005 10:53 Top by Gilberto » Wed 05 Jul 2006 16:30 Example: select * from dbexpress error xxxx where id = :id where, id is integer. I use Delphi 7. How I updating to dbexpress 3.0 ???? I think that is problem it´s because version of my dbexpress. Tks. Gilberto Top by Challenger » Thu 06 Jul 2006 13:13 Please specify the version of DbxOda you use. Challenger Devart Team Posts: 925Joined: Thu 17 Nov 2005 10:53 Top by Gilberto Muller » Fri 07 Jul 2006 01:06 dbexpress error invalid Drivername: Oracle GetDriverFunc: getSQLDriverORACLE Libraryname: dbexpora.dll Gilberto Muller Top by Challenger » Fri 07 Jul 2006 14:07 This is the forum dedicated to CoreLab dbExpress driver for Oracle. For information on standard dbExpress Oracle driver please refer to corresponding resources. Challenger Devart Team Posts: 925Joined: Thu 17 Nov 2005 10:53 Top by Gilberto Müller » Fri 07 Jul 2006 14:48 Wich resources? Where is forum Dbexpress Standard ??? Gilberto Müller Top by Challenger » Mon 10 Jul 2006 12:22 You can try to find any informtation on Borland web site. Challenger Devart Team Posts: 925Joined: Thu 17 Nov 2005 10:53 Top Display posts from previous: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by AuthorPost timeSubject AscendingDescending Post a reply 8 posts • Page 1 of 1 Return to dbExpress driver for Oracle Jump to: Select a forum ------------------ General Forums Announcements Database Tools dbForge for MySQL dbForge for Oracle dbForge for PostgreSQL dbForge for SQL Server ADO.NET Data Providers Entity Framework support LinqConnect (LINQ to SQL support) dotConnect for Oracle dotConnect for MySQL dotConnect for PostgreSQL dotConnect for SQLite dotConnect for DB2 dotConnect for SQL Server dotConnect for Cloud Applications dotConnect Universa
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